Pinot Gris, Verve Chardonnay & Pinot Noir
Mornington Peninsula
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Last week I chatted to Young Gun of Wine about our unique approach to Chardonnay at Ocean Eight and the birth of our Verve Chardonnay.
Thanks for the feature @rorykent.
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#mpwine #aussiewine #australianwine #chardonnay #australianchardonnay #wineaustralia
Huge weekend - great to be able to show our wines again 👊
#WineNews June 1 is the first day lock-down restrictions were eased, allowing wineries to re-open cellar door sales and restaurants to have a limited number of sit-down customers. @TheRealRvw Cc @DeBortoliWines @nswwine buff.ly/37c7xDX
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One of our biggest days in cellar door today. Thank you to everyone for your patience. We loved showing you all our wines. Great support from you all. 👊🥂
Get @gunsnroses ‘civil war’ on tonight. @realDonaldTrump band together
Why don't racist, nationalist, protectionist, misogynist, despotic, militarist, authoritarian, grandstanding governments ever, ever look at history.
This is how it inevitably ends.
My sad, sad heart goes out to all who suffer.
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Bring it on!
Tonight: we present the trophies for for the 14th annual Young Gun of Wine awards. Join us at 6pm AEST to find out who won Best New Act (best first time finalist), Danger Zone (most adventurous wine), Winemaker’s Choice, People's Choice and Young Gun. bit.ly/2ZSWuy4
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We do our best 👊
So they say never work with your children, 6 weeks of filming , 16 episodes later and I am still loving working with my son and learning so much and of course highlighting great food and wine dickiesvideoproduction.com , @RiedelUK
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#ChardonnayDay Chardonnay is as great as it has ever been! - As long as it has been well crafted from vineyard to glass. Will enjoy every last drop of this 👊
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Washing the final barrel to be filled for harvest 2020 - great to be on this side after a pretty testing vintage 👊 the wine is going to be amazing.
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🤙 but that does keep opening a can of worms - in a good way 🍷
@oceaneight I refer the honourable gentleman to the 875,693 views that readers clearly appreciated here
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I’ll get our first case study through as soon as I’ve finished watching Joe Exotic on #TigerKing #WTF is going on there?? 👀
I’m talking about a base level to be able to critique! Of course they must have access to a wide range of wines. I think we need to get a few case studies through for perspective on all this. I’ll do one from our winery and hopefully others will jump in.
I’m talking about a base level to be able to critique! Of course they must have access to a wide range of wines. I think we need to get a few case studies through for perspective on all this. I’ll do one from our winery and hopefully others will jump in.
Few people who work in vineyards or wineries get to taste the range of different wines that conscientious critics do. Both experiences are valuable, but a critic's exposure to a wider range of wines is most valuable to me, assuming he/she is well informed/trained. @oceaneight
This is a disconnect between vineyard (growing) and winery (production). How did the season play out? I want to taste idiosyncrasies in the finished wine. told by a skilful journalist. 5Five ⭐️ or 95pts pretty deflating for producers after working your 🏀 off.
But winery experience varies a lot. I've worked in small wineries. But in a big 25 k ton factory you aren't learning winemaking - it's manual labour. You might just be doing yeast adds for three weeks
